Spain declares state of alarm after northeast revolt
Across Spain Premier Diego Martinez Barrios proclaims a state of alarm following violent protests in the northeast. At least 20 killed and hundreds wounded as rioters damage property and clash with police. Telephone lines were cut and night bombings targeted major cities including Barcelona Logroño Zaragoza.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Deigo Martinez Barrios
Logrona
Zargoza
Barcelona
San Francisco
Hospitalet
Camp Worker Killed by Slide Near Edinburg
Blaine H. Dudley of Longdale Virginia, a Civilian Conservation Corps member with Company 322, was killed by a shale slide at Camp Roosevelt in Shenandoah County near Edinburg while road work in the mountains was underway. His fellow workers escaped unharmed.
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Blaine H. Dudley
Longdale
Civilian Conservation Corps
Edinburg
Shenandoah County
C.C. C
Camp
Roosevelt
Dudley
Class to Hold Meeting Led by Mrs Treadway
Mrs H R Treadway’s Sunday School class meets at 7 30 Monday evening at the home of Miss Margaret and Louise Butsler 510 North Street. Full attendance urged.
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H. R. Treadway
Margaret and
Louise Butsler
North Street
Federation Meeting at Grace Church
The Winchester Church Federation will meet at 7 30 o clock Tuesday evening December 12 in Grace Lutheran Church. Rev Dr William L Mudge of Harrisburg Pa executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Council of Churches will be principal speaker. Miss Evva Stouffer violinist will play. A union choir will sing. Everyone is invited.
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Winchester Church Federation
Grace Lutheran Church
William L. Mudge
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Evva Stouffer
District Nurses Report 466 November Visits and Activities
The December meeting of the District Nurse Association, led by president Mrs. H. D. Fuller, approved minutes and treasurer's report. Nurses Josephine Arthur and Evelyn Dean logged 466 visits in November across prenatal, school, tuberculous, and adult cases, with many to scarlet fever and diphtheria patients. An orthopedic clinic was held November 11. Dr. Funsten’s clinic is now under Dr. Graham with Dr. Tucker assisting.
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Josephine Arthur
Evelyn Dean
Robert V. Funsten
University of Virginia
William T. Graham
Richmond
Graham
James Tucker
C. B. Keeper
University Hospital
Plans Shaped To Interest Men In Work of Classis
Executive council members of the Reformed Churchmen's League of the Virginia Classis met at C. S. Hartman’s home to discuss plans for expanding men’s work and forming new chapters. About one fourth of congregations already have chapters, with goal of full organization. A paper on the Evangelical Brotherhood noted 25,000 active participants in missionary and benevolent work amid possible church union. Attendees included E. L. Harris and others from Harrisonburg, Bridgewater, Martinsburg, and Winchester chapters.
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The
Reformed Churchmen's League of the
Virginia Classis
C. S. Hartman
Classis
Jesus Christ
Reformed Churchmen’s League
Evangelistical Brotherhood
Evangelical Synod of North America
E. L. Harris
St. John’s
Middlebrook
B. H. Arey
St. Michael's
Bridgewater
C. H. Huffman
Harrisonburg
Bernard Perrell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Henry Sibert
William Sumption
Frank R. Horton
Winchester
Washington Farm Admin Plans Tobacco Controls for Next Year
Glances e Me s Washington Farm administration advances a program to regulate tobacco production next year, aiming to raise this year s prices. Baltimore Cold wave grips Maryland and parts of Charleston as widespread chill settles in.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Charleston
W. Va
Capitol Building
Nashville
Tenn
Luke Lea
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland
James West
Annapolis
Chillicothe
Death summons Mrs. Homer Guyer in Camden N J
Mrs. Homer Guyer dies at home in Camden New Jersey. Her body to be taken to Parlett funeral home in Winchester for private funeral services Monday at 11 AM. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She is survived by her husband daughter Ruth Guyer Taylor and mother Mrs W A Swimley. The family formerly lived in Winchester before moving to Camden seven years ago.
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Une
Homer E. Guyer
Camden
N. J
Swimley
Guyer
William A. Swimley
Frederick County
Ohio
Winchester
O. D. Taylor
Ruth Guyer
W. A. Swimley
L. R. Swimley
Laurel
A. C. Swimley
Five Persons Waiting For TB Sanatorium Aid In Winchester
Five residents of Winchester and Frederick County need funds for tuberculosis treatment in state sanatoria. Local TB association sells Christmas seals to raise money as examiners urge immediate entry. The October report showed nine supported patients, two died, and several have returned home. Mrs. D W Ritenour chairs the association and asks generosity. Treatment is simple and overseen by physicians and nurses with rest, fresh air, good food, and calm surroundings noted as curative.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester and
Piedmont
Burkeville
D. W. Ritenour
Death summons A. T. Tinsman at home of a son
A. T. Tinsman a 68 year old stone mason and bricklayer of Winchester and Frederick county died yesterday afternoon about 3 45 at the home of his son near Cross Junction He was born in Fauquier county and lived in Frederick county most of his life He married twice first wife Janie Simons who died 26 years ago He leaves 13 children from both marriages including William A Tinsman Rolla V a Rev C W Tinsman Preston D Tinsman Ernest Clinton Tinsman Cecil D Tinsman and several others The funeral will be at 9 am tomorrow from E C Tinsman home conducted by Rev B F Spitzer with interment in Old Chapel Cemetery Clarke county Pallbearers are Dorry Hollis Fred Braithwaite Floyd Luttrell and George Peacemaker.
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A. T. Tinsman
Winchester
Frederick County
Jacob Simons
Paris
Fauquier County
Mr. Tinsman
Lucy Seaton
Middleburg
William A. Tinsman
Whitacre
C. W. Tin
Hiawatha Tinsman
Washington, D. C
Lilly Waddell
Pauline
Minnie Tinsman
Upperville
Ohio
E. C. Tinsman
B. F. Spitzer
United Brethren Church
Old Chapel
Clarke County
Dorry, Hollis
Fred Braithwaite
Floyd Luttrell
George Peacemaker
Specialties In Market Whirl Dims Gains In Brief Session
New York December 9 stock market specialties moved in a whirl in a brief session with gains of one to over three points and further improvements in the business situation. Transfers neared 900000 shares. Sterling opened at 5154 dollars.
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New York
Two Killed As Famous Train Is Ditched In Ohio
Two trainmen died and four others were hurt when The Sportsman, C and O Railroad, derailed one mile northeast of Chillicothe Ohio late last night. The engineer Harry Greshman 49 Covington Kentucky and an unidentified negro rider died. Injured included Earl Chase 58 Worthington Ohio almost scalped in serious condition. Officials said two or three more riders may be buried.
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Chillicothe, O
Sportsman
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Harry Greshman
Covington
Earl Chase
Worthington
Holiday cleaning and local auto ad blend
A compact notice from Rite-Way Cleaners promotes holiday cleaning and asks readers to order for a 1934 Ford from Bickers Motor Co. The ad mentions Ford Factory Dealers and provides a contact phone number.
Weather outlook mostly fair for the week
The forecast from the Associated Press notes a mainly fair week starting Monday for the North and Middle Atlantic States with rain on Thursday and cooler conditions to end the week. Prices listed include Pure Black Pepper at 20 cents per pound and Shredded Coconut at 19 cents per pound from Pure Food Store.
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Associatec Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Pure Food Store
Give The Star This Christmas This Season Offer
A Christmas subscription drive announces mail and carrier rates for The Star through January 1, 1935. Reads: By mail 3 dollars by carrier 4 dollars.
Miss Evva Stouffer Guest Artist At Music Lovers Club
The Music Lovers' Club presents a guest violinist Miss Evva Stouffer at 8 15 Monday at the George Washington Hotel with accompanist Miss Elizabeth Grimm. The program includes Pilgrim's Chorus Wagner pieces and Stouffer violin solos plus Christmas carols by the women's chorus under Mrs Frank Buckey.
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Music Lovers’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Evva Stouffer
Elizabeth Grimm
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Tannhauser
Wagner
Curtis Bly
Eugene Russell
Claude Grim
Hugh Duffey
Scott Atkinson
Robert McNally
Joseph Hodgson
Ray Sartelle
Sartelle
Schertzo
de Masters
T. W. Ayres
Faust
Katherine McF. Yost
Carl Swinson
Halvosa
Gordon Whitlam
Harold Brown
Austin Sloat
Mary Greenway Russell
Peter Yates Brinton
Ch. Deberiot
Ree
Frank Buckey
Conference on Education by Radio to be Held in Winchester
A conference on using radio for education and culture will be held Monday afternoon December 11 at 3 30 in the John Hand ley School building Winchester. It is sponsored by the National Committee on Education by Radio and the American Listeners Society with local cooperation. Eugene J Coltrane will lead. attendees include educators ministers lay leaders and civic club members.
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National Committee On Education By Radio
American Listeners’ Society
Winchester
John Handley
Washington, D. C
America
Eugene J. Coltrane
Columbia
Coltrane
Sixteen Die in Mexican Sugar Mill Blast
In Linares Mexico sixteen people die when an explosion collapses the Jose Maria Bonilla sugar mill and damages nearby buildings. Bonilla, a former army general, is among the dead as investigators seek the blast’s cause.
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Para
Brazil
Lindergehs
Amazon
America
Madrid
Spain
Linares
Mexico
Jose Maria Bonilla
Vic 8
Bonilla
Former University President Dead
Dr. William Oxley Thompson aged 78 president emeritus of Ohio State University and former moderator of the Northern Presbyterian Church died in a Columbus hospital after illness since Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Columbus
William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
Assembly of the Northern Presbyterian Church
Margaret L Hodgson Items on Display
Advertisement listing line items including handkerchiefs hosiery and bags under the name Margaret L Hodgson with the date 12-8-1p-2t suggesting a page reference or pricing line.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
James March to star in Kempy at Capitol Theatre
James March, longtime Handley and Dickinson College actor, has the title role in the three act comedy Kempy to be presented at the Capitol Theatre Friday at 8 30 p m. John J Williams directs the production continued from his prior stage work with the Little Theatre group.
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James March
Handley
Jamise March
Kempy
Little Theatre
Mr. March
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Little Theatre Group
March
Jim
Dickinson Glee Club
Dickinson
Edward Seton
Dickinson Players
Phi Kappa Sigma
Girls’ Athletic Association
Henry
Bill Harris
Capitol Theatre
John J. Williams
Vets Officers to be Installed by State Chief
Winchester Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars to install officers at 8 p m Wednesday December 13 on the third floor of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building Harrisonburg commander George L Dovel will do the installation He will also discuss V F W Week and its 1933 34 legislative program. Public invited.
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Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
George L. Dovel
Harrisonburg
Virginia Department of the Organization
Dovel
V. F. W. National Home
Veteran and National Recovery
Elbows Bending In Old Annapolis
Annapolis residents vote to allow legal liquor sales at drug stores and hotels after city council action last night ending a 14 year ban. The change permits bulk liquor sales in select venues and affects social clubs in the city.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Annapolitans
Virginia Teachers Call for Higher Educational Standards
Delegates from the Winchester Teachers Association report on the National Educational Association session in Chicago and urge Virginia to rank with the best states. Keynotes focus on revaluating education and democracy’s safety through strong public schooling amid critique of inequality and unpaid teachers.
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Harris
Norris
Indiana
Richmond
Virginia
Hanene
Morgan
N. E. A. Journal
America
Dr. Norton
Columbia University
Margaret Slattery
Dole
Miss Hutchinson
John Kerr School
President Signs Whiskey Code
President Roosevelt signed codes for the liquor wholesale and rectifying industry. Distillers also signed a marketing agreement, forwarded to Secretary Wallace for signature.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Popular Books At The Library This Week
Six recent books are suggested by The Handley Library this week. The Night Club Era by Stanley Walker chronicles New York during Prohibition. Crowded Hours by Alice Roosevelt Longworth, The Short Bible by E J Goodspeed and J Smith, The Testament of Youth by Vera Brittain, Henry Memorial Prize Stories for 1933, Peter Abelard by Helen Waddell.
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Handley Library
Stanley Walker
York City
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
E. J. Goodspeed
J. Smith
Vera Brittain
Henry Memorial Prize
Peter Abelard
Helen Waddell
Ford 1934 Model Arrives at Bickers Motor Co
Ford Factory Dealers advertise the 1934 Ford available through Bickers Motor Co with a sales order push and inventory note dated 12-7-1p-31. The notice emphasizes factory dealer supply and purchasing urgency.
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Ford
Bickers Motor Co
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